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AskFanny · CHUM approved guidance only

Companions

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CACamilleRadiologyEN

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Launching October 8

A new way to support cancer patients, unveiled in Montréal.

On Thursday October 8, at Accélérons la lutte contre le cancer / Racing for a Cure, the Montreal Summit on AI and Oncology, Gambit and the CHUM unveil AskFanny to the clinicians, researchers, hospital leadership and funders who shape oncology care in Quebec.

CAAnswering

Radiology

Camille

Scans, appointments and reports. What a callback after a mammogram means, and what the words in a report say.

MAAnswering

Reconstruction

Maude

Implant, her own tissue, or no reconstruction at all, weighed at her own pace and without steering.

JOAnswering

Oral treatments

Joelle

Day to day on the CDK4/6 pills. Side effects, a missed dose at 2am, blood counts, and when to call the clinic.

SUComing soon

Survivorship

In development

Life after active treatment. Follow-up, lasting effects, and the support that continues when the appointments thin out.

REComing soon

Research

In development

Which trials are open at the CHUM, and what makes a patient eligible, in language she can act on.

SGComing soon

Surgery

In development

What the operation involves, how to prepare, and what the first weeks of recovery ask of her.

STComing soon

Systemic therapy

In development

Chemotherapy and infusions. What a treatment day involves, and which side effects mean a phone call.

RTComing soon

Radiotherapy

In development

Planning, what a session is actually like, and caring for her skin across the course.

RSComing soon

CHUM resources

In development

Kinesiology, psychology, nutrition. Reaching the right service directly, instead of the main line.

Three companions answer today. Six more complete the pathway.

Approved guidance only

It can only say what the hospital approved.

Every answer comes from a set of documents the CHUM controls: their own patient fiches, their protocols, and the national guidelines their clinicians already follow. When a question falls outside that set, it says so and points to the care team.

42 approved documents across the three companions today.

No open web. No general medical knowledge. No guessing.

Every answer traceable to the document behind it.

Knowledge base approved

Camille14 documents · radiology

Maude13 documents · CHUM fiches santé

Joelle15 documents · CDK4/6 protocols

LanguagesFrench and English, authored separately

Out of scopeHanded to the care team

CHUM fiches santéCANO / CAPhΟCAR guidelinePQDCS

Safety first, literally

The safety check runs before the AI does.

Emergencies are caught in code, not left to a model's judgment. A dangerous fever reading is intercepted and routed to emergency care in milliseconds, without the message ever reaching the AI. It is the difference between a companion a hospital can put its name on and one it cannot.

Deterministic screening on every message, before the model.

78 automated safety cases, run on every change.

Never diagnoses. Never changes a plan. Never speaks to prognosis.

Safety layer 4ms

01Message received“my temperature is 38.5”

02Screened in codeFebrile neutropenia rule matched

03Model callskipped

04ResponseEmergency guidance, from protocol

4msNo model involvedFully logged

French and English

Both languages, written twice.

Not a translation layer bolted on at the end. Every document is authored and reviewed in both languages, and a dose or a threshold is never reformatted between them. She writes in whichever language she thinks in, and it answers there.

Switches language mid-conversation, without being asked.

Clinical numbers carried across unchanged.

Reviewed by francophone clinicians, not translators.

Joelle · Traitements oraux FR

J’ai oublié ma dose d’hier soir

Ça arrive à presque tout le monde, et une dose oubliée ne compromet pas votre traitement.

Depuis combien d’heures auriez-vous dû la prendre?

✓ Répondu à partir des protocoles approuvés du CHUM

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The pathwayNine companions

UnveilingOctober 8, Montréal

Partner with the next generation of conversational care.

A new way to support cancer patients, unveiled in Montréal.

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It can only say what the hospital approved.

The safety check runs before the AI does.

Both languages, written twice.

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